Learning Seminar

Seminar on Computational Learning and Adaptation

Schedule for Winter Quarter 2003

Date	Topic	Speaker
January 9, 2003	Active Learning with Multiple Views	Ion Muslea
January 9, 2003	Active Learning with Multiple Views	University of Southern California
January 16, 2003	Genes, tumors, and Bayes Nets: Improving the specificity of biological signal detection in microarray analysis	Olga Troyanskaya
January 16, 2003		Stanford University
January 23, 2003	Boosting with Averaged Weight Vectors	Nikunj Oza
January 23, 2003	Boosting with Averaged Weight Vectors	Computational Science Division NASA Ames Research Center
January 30, 2003	A stability based method for discovering structure in clustered data	Asa Ben-Hur
January 30, 2003		Stanford University
February 6, 2003
February 13, 2003	Incorporating Biological Knowledge into the Evaluation of Causal Regulatory Hypotheses	Lonnie Chrisman Institute for the Study of Learning and Expertise Computational Learning Laboratory, CSLI
February 20, 2003	Real-Time Statistical Learning	Stefan Schaal
February 20, 2003	Real-Time Statistical Learning	University of Southern California
February 27, 2003	Improving the Query-Time "Bang Per Buck" of Support Vector Machines: Towards Robust Nonlinear Models for the (Amortized) Price of Linear Ones	Dennis Decoste Jet Propulsion Laboratory
March 6, 2003	Statistical Modeling of Large-Scale Scientific Simulation Data	Tina Eliassi-Rad
March 6, 2003		Center for Applied Scientific Computing Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
March 13, 2003	Mining Molecular Fragments: Finding Relevant Substructures in Sets of Molecules	Michael R. Berthold
March 13, 2003		Tripos Data Analysis Research Lab

Please pass on this information to other local researchers who might be interested in participating. If you would like to be added to the seminar mailing list, or if you are interested in giving a talk in the seminar, send email to sbay@apres.stanford.edu.

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